the founder of consumer website moneysavingexpert sues facebook, saying it's carried fake ads with his name. a runner in yesterday's london marathon, matt campbell, who also appeared in masterchef last year, has died. and chaos for customers of tsb, after a massive computer failure following an upgrade. and coming up on bbc news. mo salah gets the vote from his fellow pros. the liverpool striker is the professional footballer associations‘ player of the year. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister has restated the government's commitment to leaving the eu customs union, ahead of a symbolic vote on the issue in the commons this week. theresa may said quitting the customs union would enable britain to strike deals that "suit the uk. " her remarks are likely to reassure supporters of brexit who fear a failure to leave the customs union would leave the uk unable to strike trade deals with countries around the world. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the local election campaign trail for the prime minister, the west midlands, and a furniture ma

the moneysavingexpert founder says at least 50 fake ads bearing his name have appeared on the socialeputational damage to him. facebook says misleading ads are not allowed and any reported are removed. a quick look at the markets. it is fairly muted trade at the start of the new week but it edged slightly lower after following wall street on friday. the yen versus the dollar has helped tokyo to a degree. people keeping an eye on trade discussions and geopolitical tensions. that's your business briefing. a woman from blackburn has been named as one of the four british people killed in a coach crash in saudi arabia. 70—year—old raj begum hussain died, alongside three others also from lancashire, while on an islamic pilgrimage from mecca. 12 others were injured. phillip norton reports. community in mourning forfamily members and friends who in the middle of the two week mecca tour. a tour that ended in tragedy. they booked this trip in blackburn, but coach collided with another vehicle and exploded into flames. four were killed, 12 injured. is the first time something like this has happ

thank you. is suing facebook for defamation. of moneysavingexpert. using his name and face. they've beenmidable consumer champions. he took on banks and utility companies and won. now he is turning to facebook. this is why. appeared on facebook. they are scams. lewis doesn't do ads. any damages to charity. the onus on me to stop them. to police facebook. i've got is defamation, so i'm taking it. facebook declined to be interviewed. offending ads would be removed. and not a publisher. catastrophic for them. whether on facebook or elsewhere. they include malcolm richards from newport. a bitcoin ad enticed him to part with £250. he ended up losing £39,000. family what i'd done. to say it was embarrassing was an understatement. i was upset. i lost a stone in weight. is trying to get its house in order. but they exist already. they're used in music rights, in video rights already. facebook has faced a barrage of negative headlines in recent months. martin lewis is evidently determined to add to their woes. where the terminally ill toddler alfie evans is being treated. support being withdrawn.

mr lewis, the founder of moneysavingexpert dot com, claims the social media giant has published moreface. facebook say they don't allow false or misleading ads but mr lewis claims the ads are often left up days or weeks once they've been reported. here's our media editor, amol rajan. over 15 years, martin lewis has become one of britain's most formidable consumer champions. he took on banks and utility companies, and won. now he is turning to facebook. this is why. over the past year, at least 50 fake adverts bearing his face have appeared on facebook. they are scams. lewis doesn't do ads. he is suing facebook for defamation and will give any damages to charity. i've had over a year of regular, repeated, continued fake adverts with my face on them, and i report them to facebook and, if i am lucky, after a couple of weeks they take them down, and then the next day they launch a new one and they've put the onus on me to stop them. well, i'm not here to police facebook or pay people to police facebook. facebook needs to police facebook and the only legal route i've got is defamation, so

the founder of consumer website moneysavingexpert sues facebook, saying it‘s carried fake ads with his

the founder of the website moneysavingexpert. com is taking facebook to court over claims the site publishedspokesperson said the site didn't allow misleading adverts, but martin lewis wants the social media giant to change the way it operates. newspapers couldn't do it, television companies couldn't do it, facebook shouldn't be allowed to do it. it does it, no one seems to be stopping it. the politicians aren't looking to regulate it, i wish they would. so as last resort, i'm suing them for defamation in the high court in the hopes it stops them running these adverts. a 70—year—old woman has been named as one of the four britons killed in a coach crash in saudi arabia. raj begum hussain from blackburn had been on a pilgrimage from the islamic holy sites of mecca to medina when the coach she was travelling on collided with a fuel tanker. 12 other pasengers were also injured. tsb has apologised after customers complained about problems with their online banking over the weekend. the bank was carrying out maintenance work to its online system that was due to end yesterday evening. but customer

the founder of consumer website moneysavingexpert gets heavy with facebook — suing them for allegedlyfake ads with his name. a runner in yesterday's london marathon — matt campbell — who also appeared in masterchef last year — has died. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — azi farni. we are looking at the player of the year. mohamed salah has won the player's player of the year award, but he has a big match in the champions league coming up so there is no time to celebrate. we look ahead to that next. and darren bett has all the weather. we have some cool and fresh air gci’oss we have some cool and fresh air across the uk this week and that means sunshine but also heavy and blustery showers and later in the programme i will explain why this week is so different to last week. thanks, darren. also coming up — he may be half deaf and blind — but 17 year old max has been made an honorary police dog — after protecting a 3 year old girl who went missing in the australian mountains overnight. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. it's a boy. at 11.01 the duchess of cambridge gave b